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14,712
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00:37
5.91km
20m
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Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.
Last updated: April 2, 2026
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5.71 km
184 m
Surfaces
4.94 km
805 m
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Description
If you're looking for a quick, pleasant jog that won't leave you gasping for air, the Redwing Lake loop from Redwing Lake is a solid choice. This moderate 3.7-mile (5.9 km) jogging route features a gentle 62 feet (19 metres) of elevation gain, making it a perfect 36-minute escape for those seeking a refreshing run without a major workout. It's an ideal option for beginners or anyone wanting a relaxed, scenic run.
What to expect on Redwing Lake loop from Redwing Lake
Expect generally easy terrain, possibly with partially-paved sections, winding through pleasant natural surroundings. While specific landmarks for this Redwing Lake loop aren't detailed, similar trails in Redwing Park, Virginia Beach, offer views of rivers, forests, and opportunities for wildlife spotting, including redwing blackbirds. The minimal elevation gain means you can maintain a steady pace, enjoying the scenery without significant physical challenge. This route is best suited for casual joggers, families, or anyone looking for a tranquil outdoor experience.
Planning your visit
Given the nature of similar trails, parking is likely available near the Redwing Lake start point, though it's always wise to check local signage. This loop is short enough that water requirements are minimal, but always carry some, especially on warmer days. The best time to visit would likely be during daylight hours in spring or fall for comfortable temperatures and vibrant scenery, though summer mornings or evenings could also be pleasant. There is no mention of permits or special access requirements.
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